The Los Angeles Chargers are furthering their targeted funding of American Red Cross relief efforts, the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation, Team Rubicon and several pet rescue organizations across the region sheltering animals displaced by the wildfires.

“The displays of heroism from first responders and residents alike in the face of these devastating wildfires has been remarkable,” said Chargers owner and chairman of the board Dean Spanos. “Our hearts are with the tens of thousands of Angelenos who have been displaced, the firefighters of the LAFD and departments from around the state who have tirelessly fought to prevent loss of life and property, the police officers keeping us safe and informed, and all those among us who have stepped up to assist one another in this incredible time of need.”

In addition, on Saturday afternoon and Monday night, Los Angeles Chargers and Rams players, coaches and staff will wear custom, team-specific LAFD hats and shirts. These team-specific LAFD hats and shirts will be available for retail purchase, with proceeds from Chargers apparel supporting the LAFD Foundation and proceeds from Rams apparel supporting the LAFD Foundation and American Red Cross. Game-worn jerseys and select game-used footballs from both Wild Card games will be auctioned off on NFL Auction with proceeds going to the support the American Red Cross.

Further, the 50% of the Rams 50/50 Raffle from Monday’s game that benefits the Los Angeles Rams Foundation will be donated to the LAFD Foundation and American Red Cross.

The Minnesota Vikings and the Wilf Family Foundations are providing a matching $1 million contribution to support on-the-ground relief efforts in communities affected by the California wildfires. The Houston Texans are also donating $1 million to support relief efforts and first responders in the greater Los Angeles region. The Bay Area Host Committee, which includes the San Francisco 49ers, announced Friday it will contribute the California Fire Foundation in addition to other wildfire relief organizations.

The NFL Foundation, the league’s philanthropic arm, is complementing these club contributions with a matching $1 million donation to support relief efforts. The NFL is also partnering with the American Red Cross to support the organization’s efforts in providing shelter, food, and supplies to people affected by the wildfires. Visit redcross.org/NFL to donate and support the organization’s lifesaving efforts.